


His Jimi Hendrix

by pizzacreative (LMB)



Category: Bohemian Rhapsody (Movie 2018), Queen (Band)
Genre: Angst, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Freddie is such a fanboy omL, Love Confessions, M/M, Misunderstandings, Pining, Smile (Band) Era, college au of sorts
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2020-06-10
Updated: 2020-06-10
Packaged: 2021-03-04 04:53:35
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Chapters: 1
Words: 4,817
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/24517978
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/LMB/pseuds/pizzacreative
Summary: There's something about Brian that just inspires Freddie every time. He has whole sketchbooks full of him. Not that he'd ever show anybody.
Relationships: Brian May/Freddie Mercury
Comments: 10
Kudos: 47





	His Jimi Hendrix

**Author's Note:**

> Because I need more of Freddie being an art student in my life.

It started out as a line. There was so much potential there. It could be a flower stem, a kitten, or the leg of a chair. Then, somehow, as Smile's gig went on, the line turned into Brian's nose.

Freddie didn't mean for it to happen. Any other time, that line would've become either of the three ideas. But he'd just met Tim's band that afternoon when Tim finally brought him along to practice. It was still very much on his mind. Freddie had been pestering him all week--"Come on, darling, when are you going to introduce me?"--and Tim just kept shaking his head and smiling, going, "Maybe when you stop being so annoying."

Now, hours after Tim threw a jacket at him in printmaking class and went, "Let's go, you wanker," here he was. A Smile performance at the Imperial College pub. And yes, much to his triumph, Freddie _was_ still annoying. He shook Brian and Roger's hands way too hard and cracked all kinds of jokes about being the biggest fan they never met yet, even when he hadn't heard any of their songs. He must've asked at least five times during stage setup if he could join their band. Brian always looked like he wanted to consider, but Roger and Tim laughed, "No, fuck off."

For a while, Freddie was even in the audience, shouting things like "Play that new Who song," or "You're not addressing the audience properly. There's always opportunity to connect."

At one point, Tim hit a bum note on the mic, and Freddie swooped in. “If I was your singer, I’d show you how that was done!”

"Man, shut up! We're trying to enjoy a concert here," some guy said next to Freddie.

Freddie waved it off. "Oh, _you_ shut up."

"Ehm. Freddie?" Tim was talking to him from the stage now. "Maybe you'd better move to the back, mate."

Freddie's mouth dropped open at that. He huffed and made a big show of _whoosh_ ing to the bar with his scarf. He wasn't all that upset, though. Not really. Maybe a little disappointed he couldn't be up front anymore. Freddie didn't mean anything by the heckling most of the time. Sure, the band could use some work, but he was just trying to make some noise in support of his friend. At the very least, it distracted from the fact he was actually quite shy. 

See, if Freddie hadn't gone in there determined to be as obnoxious as possible, things would've played out differently. He could just imagine looking at the ground as he shook everybody's hand, pulling his lip back over his teeth and uttering barely a word. What would Brian think of _that?_ Or Roger? Certainly nothing good.

Freddie took out his sketchbook from his messenger bag. He could still listen, at least, and get some work done for his portfolio. He drew a perfectly good line on the first page. Only, he didn't know what to make it. Hm. Maybe if he let his mind wander. Freddie took a sip of whiskey and watched Smile as he sketched.

That was when Brian's nose made it on the page. Freddie didn't know what prompted such a subconscious act. Maybe it was Brian's friendly "Nice to meet you" accompanied by his handshake. Or because he was the only one who laughed every time Freddie called something out. It could even be how he looked now onstage, his short curly hairdo and wicked guitar-playing accentuated by the overhead light. Yes. If Freddie squinted just enough, Brian made a convincing Jimi Hendrix. That, more than anyone, was Freddie's favorite music artist at the moment. Anyone who asked would be told that Freddie kept a picture of Jimi on his bedroom mirror _and_ saw him in concert. They'd also be told that Freddie went around letting everybody at Ealing Art College know he was going to be a rock star _bigger_ than Hendrix someday. But what no one heard was that Freddie would peer at himself in that same mirror sometimes and ask, "Why am I so ugly?"

~

Brian’s nose kept reappearing after that. Mindless little doodles Freddie would make in his notebook during class. It was a nice nose. The kind that one might find on Greek statues. There were other nice things about Brian, too. His eyes, for instance, which began appearing not long after his nose did in several different angles. Followed by his high cheekbones and his large fanged smile. He had interesting features, didn't he? Like he was made for portraiture?

Freddie did wish he'd leave his hair curly again though, just like Jimi's, instead of straightening it. Brian had started doing that lately, and it made him look a bit like a beagle. Freddie's heart couldn't help but wrench at the thought of someone poking fun at Brian's curls, and how maybe that was why.

Also, Freddie felt like he could strangle Tim. He kept putting himself, Roger, and Brian in a suit. A suit! It was like he was trying to bore everybody. 

"No, no, I wouldn't be caught _dead_ wearing that," Freddie grieved once when Tim walked onstage in a turtleneck and plaid blazer. Tim sighed and folded his arms.

"Well, what would _you_ suggest?"

"I suggest you get with the times," Freddie retorted. "Didn't you hear? London is all about makeup and glam fashion now. Your look. It needs to be something big. Something _outrageous!"_

"People come to hear the music, Fred," Tim shrugged, holding his bass and picking a few notes. Freddie watched from his chair and shook his head.

"That's where you're wrong." He stood up. "People come to see a _show._ And to me, that means making you and your bandmates stand out. Not reducing yourselves to the background."

Tim chuckled. "Well, maybe when you become famous, you can put that into practice."

"Yeah. Maybe I will."

"He's not wrong, you know," Roger piped up from behind his drum kit. "About the image thing. Freddie and I work at Kensington Market together. There's all kinds of trendy new looks emerging from there."

"That's right!" Freddie gave a smug grin in Tim's direction. Brian was the next to speak.

"I can go shopping with you after a physics lecture tomorrow if you'd like."

Freddie's eyes widened. "Oh, Brian! Would you?"

Truthfully, Freddie had started drawing full body portraits of Brian modeling a few clothing designs of his own. Cape dresses to compliment his thin torso. Bellbottoms to lengthen his legs. He had curly hair in these looks. Wild and poodle-like. Just the way Freddie preferred it.

~

After several months already, Freddie was starting to run out of sketchbooks. He was running out of room for them all, too. There were piles of them in his wardrobe closet. Others were spilling over his desktop and stuffed beneath his pillow and mattress. There might even have been a few in the fridge. Freddie didn't know what would happen if anybody looked in any of them. He might just die.

Tim had begun to notice the state of Freddie's room. He watched Freddie sketch four straight hours on his bed once with wide eyes.

"Wow, whatever you're drawing has got you wired. Your portfolio must be _stacked._ I haven't seen you this productive since our watercolor unit last spring."

Depending on his mood, Freddie would either shrug and draw Brian's eyebrows for another four hours, or he'd give a sheepish smile and ask Tim if he could accompany him to the school store while he got a new sketchbook and box of pencils. Not that Brian didn't also look glamorous in pen, charcoal, and oil painting.

Freddie's portfolio was lacking in content, funny enough. Maybe if everything Brian did wasn't _so damn interesting,_ Freddie would have more actual showpieces for his gallery. It was ridiculous. Brian wiping his nose. Brian tying his shoelaces. Brian yawning, biting his lip, looking at his nails. There was a whole page where he just _blinked_ , for fuck's sake. Anytime Brian so much as breathed anymore, Freddie would immediately be reaching for his sketchbook and pencil, inspiration having struck. Especially when it was one of those small breaths. Not like the kind Brian took while buttoning his shirt in the dressing room or after a satisfying drink of grapefruit juice, no. More like the ones when he thought of a line for a new song, which Freddie just knew was going to be a smash hit.

Ooh, or if he was writing his thesis. That amazed as well. Whenever Brian sat to tap it out on his typewriter, it was like an expression gold mine for Freddie. Brian frowning, slumping, chewing his pen, eye-rolling, scratching his neck, spelling out words with his mouth, tapping his leg, gripping a fresh copy. The veins on the back of Brian's hands were starting to protrude more in Freddie's recent drawings. It must've been frustrating work for him. Which was too bad, because he was _brilliant._ The smartest person Freddie knew. Who else could mention things in conversation like 'radial velocities' or 'zodiacal light' with the same casualty as someone talking about the weather? Freddie wished he could tell Brian how intelligent he was as much as he encouraged him to share about his thesis. The poor thing seemed to think it would be some kind of _burden_ if he went at length about it, but whenever he did-- _wow._ His eyes sparkled and his hands grew animated. Bits of his hair would even stick out, which Freddie found extremely attractive. If Freddie could take a photograph for Brian to see it, he would.

This is what you're supposed to look like, he’d tell him. This is you being passionate about everything that motivates you, and it's so beautiful.

 _Brian_ was beautiful. That Freddie could admit. No matter what style he rendered him in, no matter what medium he tried, there was always something appealing to him still. Brian as Surrealism. Brian as a Cubist study. Still life fruits with Brian's reflection in them. Brian and his guitar as black and red splats in a Jackson Pollock attempt. And, of course, there were still the traditional pencil drawings Freddie so loved of Brian performing onstage. That was Freddie's favorite subject by far. Even above the laughing ones and the ones reserved for, ahem, _special occasions._ Let's just say there was a reason Freddie brought those with him to the toilet. The pages would start off harmless at first. Brian covered in sweat from a gig. Brian changing out of his shirt. Brian with a towel wrapped around his waist after a shower. Then, they grew racier from there.

Anyway. Inspiration would result in another Brian picture. And Freddie would miss yet another chance to draw a quality picture that didn't completely give him away as a total creep.

"How am I supposed to meet tomorrow's deadline?!” Freddie despaired one day, crumpling a piece of sketchbook paper and throwing it in the trash. He was just visiting Brian, Tim, and Roger's flat for dinner, and the garbage had to be taken out five times already because of him.

"Don't be so hard on yourself, mate," said Roger from the couch.

"Yeah, you'll think of something," Tim agreed next to him.

"But I don't want to _think_ of it. I want inspiration to pour from my fingers the first time, like you and Brian," Freddie pouted. It wasn't fair. They could write amazing songs in seconds, and Freddie couldn't make a pathetic logo concept design for graphics class all week.

Tim scoffed. "Fred, this is _Brian_ you're talking about. He usually takes around twenty tries."

"It's true," Brian piped up from the kitchen.

"Really?" Freddie sniffed. "But––but it seems so _effortless."_

Brian walked into the living room at that moment with tea for everybody, a good-natured grin on his face.

"It's actually comforting in a way," Brian told Freddie, "knowing you're as perfectionist as I am. Means I'm not alone in my struggles. Especially with these two." Brian directed his head at Tim and Roger.

"Hey," Tim cried out.

"Says the guy who makes us rehearse all night," Roger protested.

Brian laughed and clapped a firm hand on Freddie's shoulder.

"You'll draw something wonderful soon. I know it."

"Hey, where's _my_ special treatment, arsehole?" Roger called, tossing a throw pillow at Brian's head.

"Yeah, how come you're not this nice to us?" said Tim.

"Because I've known you longer. Freddie's still new here." Brian directed his attention away from Freddie's flushed pink face to toss the pillows jokingly back at Tim and Roger. As the three of them had their impromptu pillow fight, Freddie was already roughing out an idea in his head.

A logo for their _band._ It had to be called Queen, because of course. The logo would have their zodiac signs as a nod to Brian's astrophysics studies. A crab for Brian, two fairies for Freddie, and a lion for Roger. Freddie would've included two fish for Tim, but it didn't feel grand enough. A _phoenix,_ now, that was more like it. Someone else would have to be a lion on the Q's other side for symmetry. Freddie thought of another person he saw in the audience sometimes. 'John,' wasn't it? Freddie heard he played bass, but also that he was more of a Deep Purple kind of guy.

Hm. Well, Freddie would just have to wait and see.

~

Brian was starting to enter other parts of Freddie’s life that weren’t just art. His songs, for instance. That’s right. Freddie started songwriting for his own band because of Brian. Not that he ever told him. There was evidence as far back as his Wreckage days from his song “Green." _There’s a place I have been and a face I have seen today,_ huh? Who could _that_ be about? Only the man he’s been pining after for half a year, he supposed. There was also his photography hobby, which no doubt developed because of Brian's own. Freddie liked being able to talk to him about it, even if he had a mere Polaroid and Brian was into stereoscopy. Freddie lived for those lectures. He lived for anything Brian said or sang in that soft, angelic voice.

The most disturbing part was how normal it felt. Even when Brian’s presence was quite literally eating Freddie’s life, it didn’t affect him either way. Brian was his one true muse. The white to his black. The McCartney to his Lennon. The champagne to his glass slipper. What was he saying? Oh, right.

He loved him. _So much._ And not just because he was like Jimi. Also because they'd gotten to know each other as friends.

Whenever Freddie threw notebook papers full of lyrics in the trash, Brian would be there with a cup of tea or words of encouragement. Freddie would sneak into the library whenever Brian was working on his thesis to bring him some ‘cheer up’ coffee in return. He had Brian’s schedule down to a tee. Freddie knew exactly when to surprise-visit him after one of his classes or barge into his place for dinner and a movie. They saw each other so much at this rate that Freddie wouldn’t be surprised if he became a part of the band soon.

There were signs they'd work well together. Roger took the piss out of everyone, but he was loyal. A fantastic drinking buddy. Plus, he and Freddie worked the same clothing stall, so they had a professional rapport going already. Brian was kind. He _listened_ to Freddie's ideas. Brian and Roger began dressing more androgynously since Brian and Freddie first went shopping together. The most Tim tried was by wearing a scarf, which was fine. But it warmed Freddie's heart to see Brian and Roger in necklaces, skinny trousers, and floral blouses. It was exactly as he envisioned. He saw something ethereal in Roger and especially Brian. Freddie would play with those two someday. He just knew it.

Meanwhile, he kept attending every Smile gig. He rode with them in their van and watched during setup and rehearsals. Freddie even got some of his own graphic design skills to work by putting the band’s logo on a T-shirt. Just so everyone could know that he was Smile’s first and biggest fan. He loved shouting things at them from the front.

"Turn it up, we wanna hear you," he'd say. "Needs more reverb! And play that one about the polar bear!"

People had started getting used to it. It was all part of the act. Brian laughed. Roger replied with witty comments of his own. Only Tim seemed bothered by it. If he didn’t send Freddie to the back, he gave him a mouthful after the show.

“Are you trying to take over my band?” he laughed once, though Freddie could tell from his eyes he wasn’t joking.

“Don’t be ridiculous,” Freddie’d laughed it off, though he wasn’t willing to budge either.

Strange, wasn't it? If Tim had just let Freddie sing _one_ of their songs, maybe he'd fit Freddie's bill. Stubborn bugger. Everything Tim stood for seemed so old-school and, well, _American._ It wasn’t that Freddie didn’t support him, still. They just weren’t seeing eye to eye anymore. Tim would quit soon. Freddie felt that in his heart. And then, he'd finally get his chance to sing.

Freddie thought of all this at Imperial as he sat working on his latest sketch of Brian. Just a smiling one today. He couldn't afford to draw anything more complex while he still had the rest of his portfolio to catch up on. He'd gotten a few pieces done for that--mostly kittens and furniture--but they didn't carry the same passion in them that his Brian artwork did. He could only hope he'd finish a few more after band practice.

"Who's that?" Tim asked, and it took half a second for Freddie to realize he was talking about his sketch. _Shit!_

He hunched over and tried laying an arm across the page.

"Hang on, don't hide it. I wanna see." Tim moved Freddie's arm so that a half-finished face was staring back. Freddie's heart pounded in his ears.

"It's nothing. Nobody," he insisted.

"That looks like Brian," said Roger, walking up. Oh, Christ. Freddie could only pray Brian would stay where he was onstage, strumming his guitar, instead of coming over as well.

"It does, doesn't it?" Tim's eyes widened in realization. "Woah, you really captured his smile, mate!"

"Yeah. I never noticed he does that biting thing with his teeth," Roger said.

"But _you_ did," Tim grins, elbowing Freddie a bit. "This is really good. Are you gonna put it in your portfolio?"

"Did Brian ask you to draw him?" Roger asked.

Freddie didn't answer. He was getting redder by the second.

"Yeah, why _did_ you draw him? I was wondering the same thing," said Tim.

"Think you can draw me?" said Roger.

"Yeah, me too. I'd like one."

"How long does it take? Did you have to study him, or—?"

"Why's his hair curly?"

"Are there more of these?"

"Wait a sec, is that who you've been drawing this whole time?"

 _"Stop it!"_ Freddie yelled and shoved past them. He was so focused on leaving he didn't even notice he dropped his sketchbook by the door. Well, he couldn't go back and get it now. He was as good as dead anyway.

~

Freddie huddled up in the corner of the janitor's closet, trying to calm his breath.

This was bad. _Really_ bad. And no, he was not trying to be dramatic this time. That storm out had been for real. A 'cover' of sorts for how shaken he truly was. He could get expelled for this sort of thing.

He hadn't told any of his friends about his attraction to boys at that point. Obviously. From the way Tim and Roger were peppering him with seemingly innocuous questions, there must've been a good reason for that.

God, it was _awful._ Freddie felt like he couldn't breathe or run anywhere. It reminded him of his boarding school days and the friends he'd made there. It was bad enough they made fun of his looks. But when they found out he was gay, too? Forget it. He couldn't go anywhere without them chasing him around, asking if he wanted to make a move on any of them.

"I think he wants to kiss me next," said one.

"Eew, gross. Don't let him bite you," another added, pointing at Freddie's teeth.

And all because Freddie had developed a brief, silly crush on one of his friends and thought it safe enough to tell him one day. What did that get? Oh, a stupid nickname.

 _That's really_ _weird, Bucky._

Soon, it spread to all the other social circles, and everyone was calling him it. Even his teachers. Nobody knew it came from his crush rejecting him. They'd all assumed it was a family name or something. Freddie couldn't speak up on it due to his debilitating shyness. So, he had to be reminded of that moment every single day.

"Freddie?"

Oh, God, that was Brian's voice. Freddie tried to keep quiet so he'd walk past.

"Freddie?" Brian asked again, accompanied by a few knocks. The door swung open and Freddie looked up at Brian with bleary eyes, smoking a cigarette.

"You can laugh, you know."

"What?"

"Me, a donkey boy, fawning over you. It's quite hilarious, actually."

"You're not a donkey boy, Fred." Brian turned on the light and sat across from him. "And nobody's laughing at you. The guys, they didn't know you'd interpret it that way."

"How do you know that?" Freddie retorted. "It's not like I haven't been teased for this sort of thing before. How's this any different?"

"Because we're not making fun of you for being gay," Brian insisted, then shrugged. "Honestly, we sort of assumed everyone knew that."

Freddie rubbed his eyes in horror. God, was he _that bad_ at hiding it?

"They were just curious because they thought it meant maybe you have a crush on me. Which would be cool, by the way. We don't, y'know, hate you for it," Brian continued. His brow furrowed. "Is that why you didn't come back? Didn't you hear us calling you?"

"Why, _no,_ Brian. I was too busy running away from the fact I fancy you," Freddie sneered, then immediately winced. "I'm sorry, dear. I didn't mean to snap."

"No worries. I'd have done the exact same," Brian smiled at him. He was so sweet. Could Freddie really be mad at him? No, was the answer.

Brian bit his lip before he spoke again. "So, I saw your drawings."

Freddie sighed. "Great."

"Yes. They are," Brian said unflinchingly. "I'm not mad at you, Freddie. Or freaked out. I'm beyond flattered that you chose me as your subject. And I agree with Tim and Roger. You should put some of them in your art portfolio. I'd understand if you don't want to, but they're absolutely vivid."

Freddie blushed in relief and self-consciousness at the same time. He tapped his fingertips together.

"Did you, um—" His voice grew small. "Did you see any of the naked ones?"

Brian gave an open-mouthed smile. "You _have_ those?"

"Oh, fuck." Freddie curled in on himself, hiding his face behind his hands.

"No," Freddie felt Brian's warm hands cover his. "I want to see. You have wonderful talent. And _Freddie,"_ Brian's voice got low. "If I knew you thought I looked like Jimi Hendrix, I'd have stopped straightening my hair ages ago."

Freddie slowly looked up. "You mean—?"

Brian was still touching Freddie's hands. He removed them from Freddie's face and held them to his chest.

"I've had feelings for you since Tim introduced you. You had _style._ You came in looking beautiful with your long hair, red velvet jacket, and silk scarf, while all I had was a plain white shirt. And on top of that, your enthusiasm for what we did was so sweet and genuine. The way you controlled the energy of the crowd even offstage—it made me wish you were in the band. At the same time, you're the shyest, most humble man I ever met, which is endearing. Funny I should inspire you, 'cause you inspired Rog and me to freshen up our image. It’s made us more popular. You have ideas, brilliant ones, and you're determined to make them a reality. Most of all, you have a caring heart. Whenever my thesis is being a pain, I know you'll be there to comfort me. You don't let me give up when I'm doubting my own songwriting or guitar skills. You believe in me. Maybe more than I believe in myself. Definitely more than _you_ believe in yourself. And that's just crazy to me! You're multitalented. Your smile is contagious. You're drop dead hilarious. I—I _love_ you."

Freddie blinked. God, this was _real._ Nothing at all like the time a nervous fourteen-year-old Freddie led his then-best friend to the quiet of the music room and confessed a love of his own. His friend laughed. Brian wasn't laughing. Actually, he seemed like he could break at any minute. Freddie didn't know what to say until his thoughts spoke for him.

"How?"

Brian gave him a look. “Mate, I fell in love with Smokey Robinson’s singing voice once without knowing he was a bloke. I think I’m perfectly capable of batting for both teams."

"All right, all right," Freddie chuckled, rolling his eyes. He smiled after. "You really want me to join the band, darling?"

 _"So_ bad," Brian reaffirmed. "Tim wouldn't let me ask you. He said you were being annoying."

Freddie laughed without covering his teeth. Brian did call it 'contagious,' after all. He leaned toward Brian and brought him in for a hug. Brian hugged him right back, resting his chin on his shoulder.

"I love you too," Freddie said finally, the initial shock having worn off. "Can you kiss me?"

No sooner did he ask than when Brian's lips landed at the corner of his mouth. After which, they travelled across his jawline, over his ear, and down his neck. Freddie sighed at their warmth. Brian's natural fruity scent overpowered his senses. He felt Brian's fingers brushing his shirt fabric aside and tickling his collarbone, and _wow,_ this was so much better than going to the toilet with pictures of him. "On the lips, Bri," he gasped, rough and desperate. "As lovely as this is."

Brian's cheeks flushed pink as he rose back up.

"Oh, right. Sorry."

He cupped Freddie's face and stroked both sides with his thumbs. Then, he leaned back in for a gentle kiss. Both of them were glad to take it slower this time around. It allowed Freddie to melt beneath Brian's body weight and explore the way Brian's thin smooth lips fit against his own. His hair, too, was softer than he imagined. With some massaging, Freddie could get a few strands to curl to his liking. Brian smiled against his lips. Freddie smiled back. _He_ knew how he felt about his natural look. Brian was so much more sensuous than he imagined. Freddie made a mental note to add more texture to these details in all future portraits.

Afterwards, they looked into each other's eyes and kept their faces touching. It was one of those few perfect moments in Freddie's life where words weren't needed. Of course, being Freddie, he went against the grain anyway.

"Won't Tim and Roger be looking for us?" he asked.

Brian shook his head. "I told them to go get a drink while I sorted it out. They put your sketchbook back in your room, too."

Freddie smiled. "You thought of everything, didn't you?"

"Everything except what to do with all the rest of this time in here," Brian replied. _Well._ Nice move.

"I'm in no hurry to leave if you aren't," Freddie winked.

Brian grinned at that. He shut and locked the door. Then, he hugged Freddie's waist and pulled him flush against him.

"I just have one question for you, Freddie."

Freddie's heart raced in anticipation. "What is it, dear?"

Brian looked up at Freddie from beneath his fluttering eyelashes.

"Are you... _experienced?"_ he asked in the worst (best) impression.

"Fuck you," Freddie snort-laughed, leaning his head back from the force. "Get over here, you tease!"

They fell down in a tangle of limbs and kissing sounds. Freddie couldn't wait to explain how they were late for dinner because he and Brian were snogging in a janitorial closet. Lying in Brian's arms, he felt another vision falling into place. They'd play in a band together. Maybe not this one, but another one. Freddie Bulsara. Roger Taylor. And _Brimi._ Freddie's very own Jimi Hendrix.

**Author's Note:**

> Smokey Robinson thing is true, by the way. XD


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